I don't just make pages look nice. I run my own servers, write the software on them, and build the systems that watch them day and night. Here's how deep it goes.
Opening alerts, step by step. This is the real path, from your front desk to a customer's lock screen. No texting service, no per-message fees, nothing for you to pay.
One button on a private staff page: provider, day, time.
HTTPS POSTOnly people who asked for that provider and that time of day.
match prefsSigned and encrypted end to end, through Apple's and Google's own push networks.
Web Push · VAPID"Thursday 2:30 just opened." No app to download.
service workerThe first caller gets it. Mark it Filled and everyone else sees Taken at once.
live statusEach of these is running today. What it is, how it works, and what it means for a business like yours.
Add a site to the home screen and it gets its own icon, opens full screen, works offline, and can send notifications. I've made a custom icon for every app I run.
For you: your business on customers' home screens, one tap away, with no App Store fees.
Try Polyglot →My chess site lets people sign in with a passkey, the same tech banks use. Every login page I build blocks repeated guessing, and a test runs every day to make sure that still works.
For you: your staff page stays locked, and I'd know the same day if it ever wasn't.
Try Chess →I wrote one router that every app uses. When one AI provider goes down or runs out, it moves to the next on its own. Private data is only sent to machines I own.
For you: anything smart I add keeps working on a bad day, and your data stays with me.
People let their home computers help with my big jobs while they sit idle. I split the work up, send it out, check the results, and credit every person who helps.
For you: I can take on heavy work without making you pay for heavy servers.
See the Resource Team →I model in 3D, render images in Blender, and 3D print. My business cards have a QR code printed into the plastic that really scans.
For you: your brand in people's hands, not just on their screens.
See the cards →My guitar app hears you play through the phone's mic and works out which notes rang, live, in the browser. Nothing is recorded or uploaded.
For you: if it can be done in a browser, I can build it.
Try Guitar →Soak reads thousands of books and lets you search by idea, not just exact words. Ask about "sleep" and it finds passages that never use that word.
For you: people find the right service on your site even when they don't know what it's called.
Try Soak →What your site sits on. I built or run every one of these myself.
If you can describe it, I can build it, and I'll keep it running after. Your site is the start. Opening alerts, an owner dashboard, whatever your business needs next: same server, same person, same day.